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Pascua en la isla de Pascua
Conejos Moáis
Esta es la razón por la que Rapa Nui quiere que Londres le devuelva su moai
Expertos lo consideran un “eslabón perdido” para comprender la cultura isleña, ¿por qué?
En Rapa Nui existen más de 700 moais. Sin embargo, uno de los más preciados fue sacado de la isla hace un siglo y medio. Entérate sobre su historia y su importancia en la cultura isleña, a continuación.
Foto: Hoa Hakananai'a. © The Trustees of the British Museum | CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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Have seen so many of these moai’s that they will likely appear in my dreams tonight 🗿 Finalmente this emoji becomes useful 🗿🗿🗿🗿 #moái #moai🗿 #rapanui #isladepascua #iledepaques #easterisland #chile🇨🇱#polinesia #southpacific #polynesia Day 163 Easter Island Here I keep hearing people say the word “continent”, which refers to Chile mainland in South America. One more day until I finally reach the continent. Despite everything else relatively cheaper than Tahiti, I see that the bottled water is indeed imported from Tahiti, which makes the ultimate necessity agua being sold at unreasonable price. There are hardly any mountains on this island, nor springs, in which case I suppose it’s reasonable to charge for bathrooms. Being about equidistant between Tahiti & the mainland, food supply situation is even worse than in Tahiti, there are hardly anything one would expect on the shelves of supermarket. I would have really appreciated the dairy products shipped all the way from France, had I travelled in the opposite direction, reaching Bora Bora after Ile de Paques. Met a few Japanese folks today on the tour around the island. Moving from New Zealand to the other end of Polynesia, the frequency of hearing German & Chinese has drastically reduced. I also noticed that foreign travelers tend to reach here on a long journey, most making two stopovers, as the only flights served via Santiago or Tahiti. Feel lucky to be here on a rather convenient stop on my way across the Pacific. (at Rano Raraku)
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